Military figure connected to regional drug trafficking.
Protagonist and skilled martial artist trained by Master Sung Wu-yang and later Master Suen. Sent to defeat tyrant Meng Tung-shan to win Ying-ying's hand. After his hands are broken by enemies, he recovers, masters the Iron Fist technique, wins the tournament, avenges his masters by killing the chief Japanese thug, and survives to depart with Ying-ying and Ta Ming.
Loyal Shaolin ally and military commander who supports the rebellion against Qing forces.
Imperial official and military commander, enforcer of the emperor's will.
A determined swordsman seeking to settle his rivalry with Fu Hung Hsieh after being defeated the previous year. He is reported dead as part of a larger scheme, later reveals that he survived in disguise, and fights Fu Hung Hsieh in the final battle.
A triad leader involved in a drug deal with Wai. Tin's squad arrests Ping during a raid but lets him go as part of a scheme to turn him against Wai. At a disco bar, Ping confronts Wai and learns Tung tipped off the police; Tung kills both men during the ensuing chaos.
Shady business associate of Waise Chow, involved in illicit financial schemes.
Tsui Kuo-Tung works undercover while appearing to be a Japanese collaborator, but is actually a Chinese government spy raised by the Japanese. He reveals the stolen gold operation, helps Jennifer and Hong Yulan's group, and diverts pursuing forces while seeking the gold with Chinese guerrillas.
The principal antagonist and leader of the White Lotus faction. He secretly opposes reconciliation with Shaolin, targets anti-Ching fighters, defeats Hung Wei Ting with pressure-point techniques and the Hundred Steps Soul Catching Fist, and attempts to kill him with poison.
Chang Chun travels with Cui Ping to Baijiang Town while helping her search for Lady Hermit. He becomes romantically attached to Cui Ping and later agrees to train her using skills learned from Lady Hermit, though his recovery and her jealousy create tension among the group.
Listed in the franchise cast but lacks explicit plot details or specific interactions in the provided movie summaries. Their role and development within this specific narrative arc remain unconfirmed.
He is linked to the conspiracy through a report that Old Tsui usually drinks only with him, suggesting a possible connection to Old Tsui's disappearance.
Lo Lieh has 236 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work spans 22 cinematic universes — most prominently Red Lotus Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Five Fingers of Death, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Executioners from Shaolin. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 22 universes
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